One of the most glaringly obvious examples of this trap is the successful loser; The man who makes $70 an hour in his profession so that he may spend all his money on toys. He spends his days wasting away on his Nintendo Switch and has no sense of honor, family, friends, or fellowship. He lives only for himself and believes he is Anthony Hopkin's character from the movie Fracture - Aspiring to live alone in his own castle.
The Faggot who wants to travel the world: Lives an unfulfilling life with the intent on being a tourist in foreign lands. His life is perfectly suited as he already lives like a tourist in his own home town sporting no roots to hold him down. He puts in his 9 hours at work then drinks himself to sleep. Oh boy, I can't wait to chill at the cool wine bar in the hotel then hang out at the pool. Amazing how I can be so alone in a world of several billion people.
The Debauched: Life's a party! Constantly seeking the validation of others. Needs to surround himself with other debauched types - which is perfectly reasonable because we are social beings. This would nicely describe most the kids I went to school with who are still hoping to live their days partying. The path to debauchery only ever leads to more debauchery.
The Rake: Gotta get those numbers up, bro. You don't want to date a virgin. Find a girl who knows how to take care of you in bed. Then find another one. Mannnnn, getting laid does wonders for my self-esteem. I gotta come out to these taverns more often. Gotta love the debauched social circle.
The Successful Alcoholic This architype can be seen in most advertisements for alcohol. Standing tall and confident at a table with fellow successful young people dressed in suits on top of a high-rise (Somehow) drinking insert favorite brand whiskey/vodka. You are being sold your sense of identity.
In direct contrast to:
The Alpha Hunter Gatherer whom lives in a small tribe in the middle of the rain forest. His people have never seen Western culture. He spends his days hunting and gathering for his family and tribe. He is completely fulfilled by this modest life. His values are simply but pure. He exemplifies that there is no such thing as self-esteem. For confidence does not come from constant fixation on self (Trained narcissism) but rather, a sense of honor and duty for the good of one's people.
I believe there are many more architypes of success that have been instilled in our minds by propaganda. They all pander to our deepest needs and insecurities. Just remember: Does that faggot shit really matter? Go spend some time with your family and those you love, have a meal together, and ask yourself what is real.
One of the most glaringly obvious examples of this trap is the **successful loser**; The man who makes $70 an hour in his profession so that he may spend all his money on toys. He spends his days wasting away on his Nintendo Switch and has no sense of honor, family, friends, or fellowship. He lives only for himself and believes he is Anthony Hopkin's character from the movie Fracture - Aspiring to live alone in his own castle.
**The Faggot who wants to travel the world:** Lives an unfulfilling life with the intent on being a tourist in foreign lands. His life is perfectly suited as he already lives like a tourist in his own home town sporting no roots to hold him down. He puts in his 9 hours at work then drinks himself to sleep. Oh boy, *I can't wait to chill at the cool wine bar in the hotel then hang out at the pool. Amazing how I can be so alone in a world of several billion people.*
**The Debauched:** *Life's a party!* Constantly seeking the validation of others. Needs to surround himself with other debauched types - which is perfectly reasonable because we are social beings. This would nicely describe most the kids I went to school with who are still hoping to live their days partying. The path to debauchery only ever leads to more debauchery.
**The Rake:** *Gotta get those numbers up, bro.* You don't want to date a virgin. Find a girl who knows how to take care of you in bed. Then find another one. *Mannnnn, getting laid does wonders for my self-esteem. I gotta come out to these taverns more often. Gotta love the debauched social circle.*
**The Successful Alcoholic** This architype can be seen in most advertisements for alcohol. Standing tall and confident at a table with fellow *successful* young people dressed in suits on top of a high-rise (Somehow) drinking *insert favorite brand* whiskey/vodka. You are being sold your sense of identity.
In direct contrast to:
**The Alpha Hunter Gatherer** whom lives in a small tribe in the middle of the rain forest. His people have never seen Western culture. He spends his days hunting and gathering for his family and tribe. He is completely fulfilled by this modest life. His values are simply but pure. He exemplifies that there is no such thing as self-esteem. For confidence does not come from constant fixation on self (Trained narcissism) but rather, a sense of honor and duty for the good of one's people.
I believe there are many more architypes of success that have been instilled in our minds by propaganda. They all pander to our deepest needs and insecurities. Just remember: Does that faggot shit really matter? Go spend some time with your family and those you love, have a meal together, and ask yourself what is real.
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